Whether you're getting your first passport or renewing for the seventh time, a large part of the process is taking a photo that will meet the requirements.
There's a new program to consider that could be a useful tool in your travel arsenal for the next time you re-enter the U.S. -- the Mobile Passport Control
Beyond needing a valid passport, cruise ship passengers might also require a cruise visa when the countries they are exploring have special entry requirements.
The U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs recommends travelers departing from the U.S. have a passport. The exception is the closed-loop cruise.
If you've ever dreamed of working and living in Italy, to apply for a work visa, submitting your application is just the start of a much longer process.
Rich in history and full of gorgeous tropical views, Puerto Rico is a close and convenient location for a relaxing beachside escape. But do you need a passport?
You've purchased your plane ticket, packed your suitcase, created a travel itinerary, and your passport is ... expired?! This has happened to the best of us.
Applying for your U.S. passport requires submitting an acceptable photo. Here's our breakdown of the requirements, according to the U.S. Department of State.
Don't throw your passport in the bottom of your bag when you leave the airport! You'll need to present your passport at any European hotel you stay at.
Losing your passport is definitely a sure way to ruin your entire vacation. You may not think it'll happen to you, but it's more common than you think.
Your passport is your travel memoir on paper: a detailed recording of every country you've ever been to, and a proud reminder of all you've experienced.
Bermuda's pink sands and ease of access are top reasons travelers flock to its alluring beaches each year, but there are a few things to know before you go.
Those who have traveled internationally know a valid passport is needed. It might be surprising though to learn kids are required to have their own passports.